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La "COMPAGNIE DU CHEMIN DE FER DE LYON A GENÈVE" è una società anonima creata nel 1853 e scomparsa nel 1859. Serie di 5 fatture di trasporto su carta intestata di questa società (con relativa ricevuta di pagamento) del 1858. In-4°.

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La "COMPAGNIE DU CHEMIN DE FER DE LYON A GENÈVE" è una società anonima creata nel 1853 e scomparsa nel 1859. Serie di 5 fatture di trasporto su carta intestata di questa società (con relativa ricevuta di pagamento) del 1858. In-4°.

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